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Hi Jim [#welcome] I have a number of different brands of train all of which have there pros and cons. before geting overly concerned about which train I would sugest sorting out a theme for your line std or narrow gauge mainline short line logger ect this will determin the sort of trains you want. Two area s not to compromise on quality are your locomotives and track work. Some like me say it is better to have a few good pieces while others say less quality and more of it. the second is ok for freight and passanger cars as it is usualy easy to get good trucks under them. But don't compremise on locomotives and track For the first set I would sugest going into your local hobby shop and having a look at the trains talk to the dealer see them run, does the set look right does it look like a tender is missing ect some large scale locomotives in sets look like a tender is missing. Some small 4wh cars are quite inexpencive and the small locomotive to pull them is the same and reasonably good but this may not be what you want. regards John
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